Incarceration and Mental Health According to the World Prison Population List, the United States has the highest prison population with 716 incarcerated per 100,000 (Walmsley, 2013), and these high rates of incarceration occur regardless […]
We invite and encourage individuals who have “shown evidence of unusual and outstanding contributions or performance in the field of (trauma) psychology” with national or international impact (APA’s hallmark criteria) to apply for Fellowship status […]
Regina (Gina) McGlinchey is a Supervisory Research Scientist at the VA Boston Healthcare System and Associate Professor of Psychology in the Department of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School. Since receiving her PhD in Experimental Psychology […]
Kalayjian, EdD conducted an all-day workshop on Integrative Healing and Self Care in NYC on September 30th, and gave a lecture October 2nd to Solebury School Community on transforming aggression and bullying, shared hands-on tools for […]
By: Cathryn Richmond & Selamawit Hailu Approximately 99% of all psychological research has been conducted by researchers at Western universities with 96% of samples from Western industrialized countries, though these countries represent only 12% of […]
Compiled by Ilene Serlin, PhD Ani Kalayjian, PhD, completed her signature Soul-Surfing, energy balancing DVD, with movements, affirmations, color consciousness, electromagnetic field balancing techniques, with deep diaphragmatic breaths and visualization. Those interested to obtain a […]
By: Steven N. Gold, PhD On behalf of Associate Editors Constance Dalenberg and Joan Cook, and Editorial Assistant Amy Ellis and myself, I am very excited to announce the publication of the APA Handbook of […]
By: Wyatt R. Evans, PhD, Anna W. Vandevender, MA and Elizabeth Louis, MS Institutional racism (IR) is reflected in the policies and practices of organizations, systems, and institutions that perpetuate discrimination and exploitation of people […]
By: Sara L. Buckingham, MA and Melissa Paiva-Salisbury, MA Numerous refugees from diverse nations have resettled in Vermont. New England Survivors of Torture and Trauma (NESTT) provides comprehensive mental health, social work, and legal services […]
Division 56 Member News Compiled by Ilene Serlin and Lesia M. Ruglass Judith Alpert, PhD and Elizabeth R. Goren, PhD co-edited a book entitled: Psychoanalysis, Trauma, and Community: History and Contemporary Reappraisals. It was published […]
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